Public consultations with civil society organizations on the yearly report on Georgia
The Delegation of the European Union is preparing the Annual Report 2025 on Georgia, in the framework of the Enlargement Package.
For each of the criteria – political, economic criteria and European standards (chapters) – an evaluation will be made of Georgia’s progress since the Georgia Report 2024[1] (adopted on 30.10.2024). Progress will be measured in terms of concrete decisions taken, adopted legislation, measures implemented and structures currently in place and functioning. The reporting period of the report is 1 September2024 to 31 August 2025.
Considering the key role of Civil Society Organisations in Georgia’s European Integration process, as well as the contribution thereto of International Organisations and development partners, we welcome your input through written contributions to feed into our analysis and in-depth assessment.
Written contributions should be sent by 16 April 2025 to the following email address: DELEGATION-GEORGIA-ANNUAL-REPORT@eeas.europa.eu with the subject: Georgia 2025 Report – (Name of your organisation) contribution.
In addition, the EU Delegation will hold public consultations with Civil Society Organisations in the beginning of April. The venue for these consultations will be: Pullman Tbilisi. The programme is as follows:
| Tuesday 1 April | |
| 14:30 – 17:30 | Public Consultation I: Democracy and fundamental rights • Elections • Parliament • Governance – Public Administration Reform • Civil Society • Protection of fundamental rights • Freedom of expression and media |
| Wednesday 2 April | |
| 10:00 – 12:30 | Public Consultation II: Chapters of the EU acquis • Public procurement, statistics, financial control • Cluster 2: Internal market • Cluster 3: Competitiveness and inclusive growth • Cluster 4: The green agenda and sustainable connectivity • Cluster 5: Resources, agriculture and cohesion • Cluster 6: External relations (Includes Agriculture, fisheries, rural development and food safety; Environment and climate change; Transport; Energy; Social policy and employment ; Education and culture; Research and innovation) |
| Wednesday 2 April | |
| 14:30 – 17:30 | Public Consultation III: Rule of Law • Functioning of the judiciary • Fight against corruption • Fight against organised crime • Cooperation in the field of drugs • Fight against terrorism • Judicial cooperation • Legal and irregular migration, asylum, visa policy, Schengen and external borders |
If you would like to participate, please let us know by expressing your interest and indicating which session(s) you wish to attend: DELEGATION-GEORGIA-ANNUAL-REPORT@eeas.europa.eu
For logistical reasons, participation will be limited to one person per organisation. The language used will be English, simultaneous interpretation in Georgian will be provided.
Separate consultations with International Organisations, business/private sector/IFIs and development partners will also be organised, for which the details will be shared at a later stage.